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May 01 2012

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A large indoor hall with red-and-white striped floor mats where many women sit in small groups, several wearing orange or saffron shawls and dupattas. In the foreground an older woman with grey hair in a light blue salwar kameez sits in conversation with a younger woman in olive green, who has a long braid and holds papers. Other women in pink, red and white clothing sit with notebooks and bags, some with water bottles nearby. Orange and multicoloured tassel lanterns hang from the ceiling and shelves of books line the back wall. The scene resembles a satsang or training session with participants in conversation.2012-05-01A seated congregation of devotees in a hall, many women wearing orange scarves over white, lavender, green and patterned outfits. Some sit on red-and-white striped mats, others on chairs; several hold papers or notebooks. A woman in a green striped top at centre smiles while a woman in a grey t-shirt beside her looks on. Blurred figures and a standing person in white fill the background. No a person is clearly visible in this frame; the scene shows attendees at a satsang-style gathering.2012-05-01A photograph of a seated group of women in a hall with red curtains and red chairs. In the foreground a woman in a red-and-mustard sari sits on the floor writing in a notebook beside a water bottle, and a woman in a pink top sits cross-legged on a striped mat. A bald woman in glasses and a pink patterned top sits near a woman in a red sari, and a woman in a green-and-white embroidered wrap sits with a black backpack holding a water bottle. Several women in white and light tops sit or stand in the background, and a woman in an orange sari sits at right. Black backpacks with name tags rest on the floor and chairs.2011-11-29A large hall of seated devotees, mostly women in white clothes with red lanyards, sits on striped mats across a light tiled floor during a satsang. Many carry orange bags, and some sit on cushions or folding chairs. Colourful tasselled banners hang from the ceiling, and a video camera on a tripod records the gathering at the far right. No clearly identifiable speaker is shown in the frame, and the appearance of anyone matching the a person candidate is not clear enough to confirm, so the a person field is unsure. Several dozen people are visible.2010-12-06A photograph of a seated audience at a person satsang hall during a programme session. Many women and some men sit cross-legged or on low striped mats on a marble floor, facing forward toward the front of the room. Several wear white kurtas and salwar, others wear sarees in green, cream, orange and pale pink. A woman in the foreground wears a cream block-print saree and gold bangles; another in a peach saree sits on a red-striped cushion. A few attendees hold orange bags and notebooks. At the back, more participants in white sit before a red drape and orange hanging decorations. No a person candidate is clearly visible in this view.2010-12-21A large hall with a pale pink wall and white tented ceiling hung with colourful cylindrical banners in red, yellow, orange and blue. Rows of seated devotees sit on red-and-white and blue-striped mats, most in white or light clothing, many with bags beside them, facing a raised stage at the back. On the stage a decorated altar with red and gold drapery holds a deity murti and ornate ritual items, with a projection screen above. Many attendees are sitting in meditation or attentive posture while listening to the programme.2010-12-27November 13 20172017-11-13A photograph of a large hall during a seated meditation or satsang. Many devotees sit on red mats across the floor, most women and girls wearing orange and saffron saris with gold borders and red blouses, some with rudraksha malas. In the foreground a woman in a white and gold sari with a white forehead mark and rudraksha beads sits with hands folded, while nearby a woman in an orange sari with eyes lifted upward sits in meditation. Behind them men in white and saffron garments and women are seated in rows. Hanging decorative bunting and framed portraits decorate the walls, and a small pile of rudraksha beads lies on the floor. No single a person candidate is clearly identifiable.2013-04-07December 25 20112011-12-25April 14 20122012-04-14May 08 20122012-05-08November 13 20172017-11-13